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It's still winter but track and field enthusiasts are already dreaming of the biggest track and field event to come to PEI in decades.
We'll hear more about the 2012 Canadian Legion Track and Field Meet.

According to a new study, PEI's equalization dollars should be cut because the province is getting too much federal money compared with other provinces. We'll chat with a Toronto think tank about that idea.

And we'll look back on all of the events from Scotiabank Hockey Day in Canada Monday on 96.1 FM.

Movie Review - Chronicle

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Matt reviews a movie made on a tight budget that has more than paid for itself. Chronicle is about a teenage outcast that videotapes every aspect of his life.

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Journey to Kenya

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campbell2012 logo.jpgThe Campbell family started living "more mindfully" 6 years ago.
   
Their goal was to live a calmer, happier and more fulfilling life.
 
Sarah Keaveny Vos spoke to Louise Campbell and her daughter Lily about their project and their trip Kenya.




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Carmody a You Tube Star

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Brooks Carmody is becoming a You Tube sensation after singing a Johnny Reid tune from the seat of the Zamboni he drives at the new Halifax skating oval.

He told Matt Rainnie how the video was shot, and what has happened since then.

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Low Volume Oil Deliveries

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jeffmellish.JPGA new low-volume fuel delivery business started up over the weekend. Feasible Fuels is Jeff Mellish's idea. He will deliver far less fuel than the half tank order that most oil delivery companies demand before they'll show at your door . He told Matt how the new business will work.

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The Political Panel

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The Tories are asking "is that all there is for the Souris area?"
And that's one of the issues on the table for the latest gathering of our political panel.

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Ovarian Cancer Support

Posted by Mitch Cormier

There is plenty of information or support groups for Islanders affected with cancer, whether it's for breast or lung cancer. Emilie Chaisson of Ovarian Cancer Canada says it is time for women here to get more information and support.

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Movie Review - The Grey

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A pack of nasty wolves is circling a group of plane crash survivors in the Alaskan wild in the new thriller The Grey. Matt Rainnie tells us about that film, and also a Canadian film up for Oscar.

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State of the Province

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Premier Robert Ghiz told Islanders to be prepared for spending cuts of three percent and changes to some programs during his state of the province address. And he blamed the federal government for the financial mess.
 
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Huge Issues for Young Readers

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thunderoverkandahar.jpgSharon McKay like to write about world issues, but her books are designed for a young audience.

McKay recently had a chance to participate in the war artist program, and had a chance to go to Afghanistan.

She used that experience to write a book called Thunder Over Kandahar.
 
Mitch Cormier talked to Sharon about her latest books.


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Vascular Surgeon Resigns

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vascularsurgery.jpgDr. Peter Midgley says he's overworked and he can't continue being PEI's only vascular surgeon anymore.

He has asked for help, but those request have been ignored. 

Maggie Brown talked to him about his decision to leave.


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